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Hot at High Point

Three trends worth watching emerged among the lighting introductions at the most energetic fall market in years.
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image/jpeg iconGreek Key designs, which have been spotted in many furniture showrooms, are also showing up in lighting, such as Uttermost’s Greek Key lamp. The popular Neoclassical motif provides the ultimate transitional pattern — origins in antiquity with a modern geometric vibe. www.uttermost.com [1]
image/jpeg iconA Greek Key motif makes a strong statement on the wall plate of Visual Comfort’s Abbot sconce. www.visualcomfort.com [2]
image/jpeg iconPort 68’s Mizner Key lamp has an understated Neoclassical pattern. www.port68.com [3]
image/jpeg iconThe Neoclassical motif provides a subtle design detail on the small band around Wildwood’s Simone lamp. www.wildwoodlamps.com [4]
image/jpeg iconMercury glass was a popular pick for portables in High Point showrooms. Several mercury glass bases had an antiqued look, including Dimond Lighting’s Hollis lamp. www.dimondlighting.com [5]
image/jpeg iconThe shiny mercury glass bases provide a great backdrop for other details, such as a bold trellis patterned shade on Jamie Young Co.’s St. Charles lamp. www.jamieyoung.com [6]
image/jpeg iconThe understated mercury glass provided a balance for the peek-a-boo black-and-white liner on Kichler’s Obsidian lamp in another on-trend pattern: houndstooth. www.kichler.com [7]
image/jpeg iconTextured leather added a tough, masculine edge to the body of many lamps in High Point, including Nova Lighting’s Page table lamp. Aside from obvious aesthetic ties with furniture, the material also continues décor's gravitation toward genuine media. www.novalamps.com [8]
image/jpeg iconLeather also lent an austere aura to the shades of plenty of portables, including the Crocodile Shade desk lamp from Palecek's new collection of task lamps. www.palecek.com [9]
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